Opis:

Only 280 Hours--nearly new interior. Only ST 50 for sale on the West Coast.

At the Seattle Boat Show, Jan 25-Feb 2nd, 2019 

About as new as you can find in a Swift Trawler 50 without the new boat price. It is fully equipped and ready to view at our docks on Lake Union in Seattle, WA. Make an appointment today!  

Some notable options: 

• 3 Staterooms and 2 heads
• Equipped with Volvo IPS 600 Pod Drives, and Joystick docking and maneuvering
• Large freeboard with excellent full walk around decks.
• GS125 dual screen Raymarine electronics with Radar 
• 11KW Onan Generator with sound shields 
• Extra joystick in the cockpit
• Wine cellar for 23 wine bottles
• Cameras in engine room, transom and port side.
• Steelhead 1000 Davit System on Flybridge (added in 2016)
• Achilles 12' Tender, with 20 HP Honda (Added in 2015)
• 2500 watt inverter
• Underwater lights
• Hydraulic Swim Platform 

• Tropical AC/Heat Package with 60,000 BTUs
• Great Interior Galley and Separate Jackson Grill on Flybridge

\"The mission of the Swift Trawler 50 is to provide safe and comfortable passages along the coast and to nearby islands for a couple or a large family at a reasonable price. She is not intended to go trans-oceanic, something that few people seem to want to do these days. Rather, she is designed to appeal to 99% of the boaters who dream of making passages up the Inside Passage to Alaska, and possibly even down the Windward Islands.

As her name implies, she is a “swift” trawler, not a slow, heavy displacement trawler that moves at 6 to 8 knots, often on a single engine. She is designed to get up and go, when she has to – we recorded a top speed of 21.3 knots at WOT.\" - BoatTest.com

\"It is impressively quiet at displacement speeds, and its low speed handling is excellent. [...] The ST 50 offers the roomy accommodations that trawlers are renowned for. In truth, more traditional trawlers of the same true length would be hard pressed to match the ST 50 in this department. [...] There's no doubt that it's a great family cruiser.\" - Motorboat & Yachting Magazine